But probably not that uncommon these days: I still read some conservative blogs, but I read a lot fewer than I used to.
You know, I read a lot of Michael Pollin, and I am not only Christian, but I am a conservative, and a "crunchy" conservative.
Over the last few years I have read a lot of economic and monetary history and assert that ALL periods of rapid economic expansion are driven by two fundamental processes: Reducing the cost of doing work and reducing the cost of information.
When I read these I realized that even though I cover food avidly and know a lot about many forms of food production, I was virtually ignorant about the dairy industry.
While I was not paid by the page view, it was always gratifying to have a lot of people read and debate something that I wrote.
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Many foreign tourists stay in that hotel so every morning from five o' clock, I would read English in front of the hotel and a lot of foreign visitors from USA, from Europe, they came.
For one, as mentioned, I read through one of those Facebook reports and it revealed a lot of data.
As an example, a lot of the economics blogs that I read tend to have posts that already assume you understand the basic supply and demand curve graphs.
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I've heard, you know, a lot of shows and read newspaper articles and so forth in the past week or so about weather patterns.
Gary is an Austrian, and although I took a lot of economics courses at Rice, I had never read anything even remotely close to the Austrian school.
Now, with regard to Representative Ryan -- I have a lot of respect for Mr. Ryan and I have read the plan that he put forward -- it is worthy to delve into that for a moment, because it provides a contrast.
There are a lot of words to read between all these posts, so I will try to keep my thoughts relatively brief to prevent flooding the conversation unnecessarily.
So I went to NPR's Mike Shuster, diplomatic correspondent, been in the region a lot, read a lot, a lot of reporting, to put this series of questions to him: How did we get to where we area?
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